Tuesday
Jan
12
2010
Every summer over 9,000 teenagers and adults travel 30 miles south of Wilmington to the North Carolina Baptist Assembly at Fort Caswell, a coastal retreat and conference center. The campers come to “Caswell”, where they encounter God in a real way as they are surrounded by an environment that seeks to show them that God loves them right where they are. They meet new friends, experience the beauty of God’s creation, and find out that worship is about more than Sunday mornings. Caswell is a community and ministry training ground for all the college students who come to work and live for the summer season.
Caswell offers a variety of summer ministry opportunities in several work areas. Spending a summer at Caswell is more than life on the beach. It’s also engaging in true Christian servant-hood while experiencing the joys and challenges of living in community with more than 70 other staff members.
Specific Job areas include:
• Cafeteria (15 positions)
• Housekeeping Supervisors (8 positions)
• Housekeeping Assistants (2 positions)
• Lifeguards (9 positions) +
• Guest Services (4 positions)
• Recreation (5 positions)
• Retail Services (7 positions) *
• Camp Seabreeze (8 positions)
• Coastal Explorers (4 positions)
• Grounds Crew (1 position)
• Warehouse (3 positions)
KEY LEADERSHIP - Key Leadership positions require former staff experience
• Women’s Staff Counselor (1 position)
• Men’s Staff Counselor (1 position)
• Worship Leader (1 position)
• Event’s Coordinator (1 position)
+ = appropriate certification required * = Prior experience a plus
For more information, write or call: North Carolina Baptist Assembly 100 Caswell Beach Road Oak Island, NC 28465 (910) 278-9501
http://www.fortcaswell.com/ (just follow the Summer Staff links)
Posted by Brian Hemphill at 09:54 AM.
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Monday
Jun
15
2009
The North Carolina Baptist Assembly at Fort Caswell is looking for more than 1,900 former summer staffers—the young people and college students who cooked, cleaned and maintained the Assembly every summer from the early 1950’s until today. We are having a reunion especially for you! Mark your calendars and make your reservations! The Caswell family won’t be complete with you! To make your reservations today please call (910) 278-9501. To see the postcard that was mailed out earlier this spring please
follow the link below.
SummerStaffReunion.pdf
Posted by Admininstrator at 02:52 PM.
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Thursday
Nov
20
2008
We launched our new website on the weekend of November 8-9. We discovered a problem with our new online Summer Staff Application and References forms. If you filled out an application online between November 7 to 19 please call the Fort Caswell office and speak with Brian Hemphill or Aaron Hinton to make sure that we received your application or reference form. If you are interested in being a part of our Summer Staff team in 2009 you can apply with our online application form. Then ask those who will provide a reference for you to fill out our online reference form. Let us know if we can assist in anyway.
Please note that we are no longer accepting applications for 2009.
Posted by Admininstrator at 12:39 AM.
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Saturday
Nov
01
2008
On the southern coast of North Carolina, the wide Cape Fear River empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Here just off shore on the eastern tip of Oak Island, are the ruins of historic Fort Caswell. Originally built in the 1830’s and later used during the Civil War to defend Confederate positions on the North Carolina coast, Fort Caswell also served as a training ground for World War I soldiers, a spa for vacationers in the 1930’s, and as an inland patrol communications base during World War II.
Since 1946, when the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina bought the property from the Federal Government, Caswell has served as a place of peace, offering North Carolina Baptists and many others a refuge of quiet reflection and relaxation. Each summer, thousands of youth visit the Assembly camp, and during the Spring and Fall, groups of all ages come for retreats, conferences and meetings.
Posted by Admininstrator at 12:06 AM.
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